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250Y FOJ – Road to Independence

250Y FOJ – Road to Independence

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About the Project

On July 4th, 2026, Americans will celebrate 250 years of independence. This long-term project is the way to get there. I have been interested in the history of the creation of the United States for a very long time and have visited some of the historical places like Boston / Philadelphia / Lexington / Jamestown etc. I would now like to link this to the tabletop hobby.

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Next step - The forces of the rebelllion

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THE REBELL INFANTRY - ready for paintingTHE REBELL INFANTRY - ready for painting

The Britsh Redcoat - first infantry regiment ready "March on and god save the king"

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The Britsh Redcoat - first infantry regiment ready

Who are you fighting for - crown or rebels

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Who are you fighting for - crown or rebels

WHITE IS NOT WHITE

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Actually, I hate to paint with white – but with these redcoats fighting in the South Carolina woods, white is not white

WHITE IS NOT WHITE

The first 60 miniatures want to be painted

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The components

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During assembly, the Revell adhesive has proven to be perfect. But you have to remove some casting points first

ASSEMBLY

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ASSEMBLY

The 4 sprues per box for 30 figures each offer a lot of variety – and a lot of bits are left over. However, you have to be careful which arm goes with which body

ROADMAP

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This long-term project explores the path to American independence, from the settlement of the East Coast, the war between France and England, the Regulators’ uprising and finally the War of Independence.

I will paint and build figures and terrain in 28mm scale and recreate some of the main skirmishes and battles.

The "eve" of the Revolution

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THE FRENCH / INDIAN WAR 1754 – 1763

The

THE REGULATOR MOVEMENT 1766 – 1771

Sons of LibertySons of Liberty

The First Troops – Black Powder Boxes by Warlord Games

British Infantry and Colonial Militia MenBritish Infantry and Colonial Militia Men

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